Tag: Hi-Fi Rush

Krafton officially pushes for a more AI-first company

Industry Brandon Williams -
Krafton is preparing an AI-centered approach with studios that developed games like PUGB, Subnautica, Hi-Fi Rush, Callisto Protocol, and more.

What do you think about Krafton’s acquisition of Tango Gameworks?

Feature Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Tango Gameworks is now under the control of South Korean studio, Krafton, after getting shut down back in May, what are your thoughts about it?

Krafton only acquired one IP from Microsoft in Tango deal

Industry Brandon Farris -
Of the many IP's Tango Gameworks' has worked on, only Hi-Fi Rush was acquired by Krafton.

Krafton revives Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks

News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
South Korean game studio, Krafton, has acquired Tango Gameworks and the rights to Hi-Fi Rush from Microsoft.

Xbox boss addresses studio closures in first public comment

Industry Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Xbox boss, Phil Spencer, has addressed the trio of studio closures that occurred back in May in his first public comment.

Hi-Fi Rush is getting positive review bombed amid Microsoft closing Tango

Industry Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Amid Japanese game dev Tango Gameworks getting shuttered, its library is getting reviewed bombed... positively.

“We need smaller games that give us prestige and awards,” Xbox exec says right after shutting down Hi-Fi Rush studio

Industry Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Xbox exec Matt Booty asserts that Xbox needs "smaller games" that give it "prestige and awards," right after shuttering Hi-Fi Rush studio Tango Gameworks.

Tango Gameworks wanted to make a Hi-Fi Rush sequel

News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Tango Gameworks was in the pitching process of Hi-Fi Rush 2 before Microsoft shut the studio down for good.

Preload former Xbox exclusive Hi-Fi Rush on PS5 now

News Gabriel Stanford-Reisinger -
Former Xbox exclusive, Hi-Fi, Rush is now available to preload onto your PS5 ahead of its launch on March 19.

Video games exclusive to Xbox may become multi-platform soon

News Brandon Farris -
With a new tweet from CEO Phil Spencer, the potential for Xbox exclusive games to make the transition to multi-platform seems even more realistic.